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scrolldir

v1.5.3

Published

Vertical scroll direction in CSS

Downloads

2,788

Readme

ScrollDir, short for Scroll Direction, is a 0 dependency, ~1kb micro Javascript plugin to easily leverage vertical scroll direction in CSS via a data attribute. 💪

ScrollDir is perfect for:

  • showing or hiding sticky elements based on scroll direction 🐥
  • only changing its direction attribute when scrolled a significant amount 🔥
  • ignoring small scroll movements that cause unwanted jitters 😎

Usage

ScrollDir will set the data-scrolldir attribute on the <html> element to up or down:

<html data-scrolldir="up"></html>

or

<html data-scrolldir="down"></html>

Now it’s easy to change styles based on the direction the user is scrolling!

[data-scrolldir="down"] .my-fixed-header {
  display: none;
}

In Action 🎥

Install 📦

npm

npm install scrolldir --save

bower

bower install scrolldir --save

yarn

yarn add scrolldir

Setup 📤

Easy Mode

Add dist/scrolldir.auto.min.js and you’re done. There is nothing more to do! Scrolldir will just work.

Now go write some styles using [data-scrolldir="down"] and [data-scrolldir="up"].

Custom Mode 🛠

Add dist/scrolldir.min.js. You have access to the API options below and must invoke scrollDir.

scrollDir();

To use an attribute besides data-scrolldir:

scrollDir({ attribute: "new-attribute-name" });

To add the Scrolldir attribute to a different element:

scrollDir({ el: "your-new-selector" });

To turn Scrolldir off:

scrollDir({ off: true });

To turn provide a different scroll direction on page load (or app start):

scrollDir({ dir: "up" }); // the default is 'down'

To change the thresholdPixels—the number of pixels to scroll before re-evaluating the direction:

scrollDir({ thresholdPixels: someNumber }); // the default is 64 pixels
// example: scrollDir({ thresholdPixels: 10 })

Example 🌴

This is a modular version of pwfisher's scroll-intent. If you'd like to use scrolldir with jQuery—use Scroll Intent. Scrolldir should work easily within any front-end framework so it ditches library dependencies. ~TY!